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Genetics is a gamble science, since there are a lot of dominant and recessive genes that can manifest during a generation. Calculating the chance that a gene feature will be present at the next generation of offspring is a hard thing to do manually, because of the number of genes and possible crossovers.

Bifido Punnett Square Calculator Professional is a reliable application that allows you to easily compute the probabilities for each possible results of genetic crosses.

The application helps you calculate the chances for each genetic crossing. By using the parents genotypes, the program computes any combination of genes possible for the offspring. You can set which genes are dominant and which are recessive. Dominant genes are usually capitalized letters, while the recessive ones are normal.

Gene type plays a crucial role during the creation of the offspring's genotype. A dominant gene will manifest in case it is combined with another dominant or recessive type, whilst a recessive gene will manifest in case it combines with another recessive gene of it's type.

Genes are always paired, because during the mitosis, or gene splitting and recombining, they will separate and pair with other specific genes.

For instance, if a parent has blonde hair, and is a dominant gene(BB for example), and the other has a dominant blonde hair gene and a recessive one(Bb) , which is specific for dark hair, they would have a 75% chance to have blonde offspring and 25% probability for dark-haired children.

Bifido Punnett Square Calculator Professional Keygen calculates multiple chances based on genetic diversity, since there are many variables that intervene in gene recombination, such as phenotype, genotype, incomplete dominance and other genetic abnormalities.

Bifido Punnett Square Calculator Professional allows you to calculate the genetic possibilities for various parent genotypes, which could help you get a better view on how genetics work and how gene recombination affects each species.

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